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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

I, his girl, had not been given permission to rise. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #305)
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8 305 I, his View more quotes about girl">girl, had not been given permission to rise.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 302 They would have to be tended.
8 303 The days would be long, and the work hard.
8 304 How could they expect me to work like the larger, stronger girls? Would I not be overcome with heat and exhaustion in the fields? And would I then be lashed, or worse, for malingering? I continued toward the hut of Thurnus, my master, on my hands and knees.
8 305 I, his girl, had not been given permission to rise.
8 306 I had begun to understand what it would be to be the girl of a peasant.
8 307 In the street of the village, I stopped.
8 308 Feet stood before me.
They would have to be tended. The days would be long, and the work hard. How could they expect me to work like the larger, stronger girls? Would I not be overcome with heat and exhaustion in the fields? And would I then be lashed, or worse, for malingering? I continued toward the hut of Thurnus, my master, on my hands and knees. I, his girl, had not been given permission to rise. I had begun to understand what it would be to be the girl of a peasant. In the street of the village, I stopped. Feet stood before me. - (Slave Girl of Gor)